I say this in light of what I have seen in others, and my own experiences. There is a lot you learn after being baptized, and I think a bit of humility and focusing on questions of virtue and the fundamentals is the healthiest. I enjoy technical stuff and dabble in Church politics too, but we gotta have an ordered hierarchy of concern. Engaging in debates and Church politics feels like you're doing something spiritual but it's really just slop.
If we spent half the time we spend digging into 1,000 year old dogmatic and theological disputes and focused on the basic virtues, I think we would have a much better Christian life.
If you are unbaptized, you shouldn’t give your opinions at all on Church controversies and doctrines. The brand has not even been plucked from the fire yet. You are a child of wrath. I often acted like a major fool in my days as an EO catechumen years ago because I thought I knew better than anyone